10.11.202503:09:45UTC+00Indonesia Consumer Mood Highest in 6 Months

In October 2025, Indonesia witnessed a notable increase in consumer confidence, with the index climbing to 121.2 from a previous 115.0 in September—this was the lowest point since April 2022. The recent data reflects the highest consumer confidence level since April, driven by improvements across all six primary sub-indices. The economic outlook notably advanced by 6.2 points, reaching 133.4. Additionally, the assessment of job availability compared to six months prior saw a significant rise of 10.6 points, landing at 102.6. Perceptions of present economic conditions improved by 6.4 points to a score of 109.1; similarly, current income levels increased by 4.2 points to 117.1. Expectations regarding income for the forthcoming six months jumped by 4.1 points to 138.4. The index measuring the purchase of durable goods, when compared to six months ago, also saw an uptick, rising by 4.3 points to 107.5. Furthermore, anticipations for job availability in the next half-year increased substantially, climbing 8.9 points to 132.0.